May be an issue in Phoenix ?

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Hello,


I work on W10 with py 3.5 and Phoenix 3.0.3 build 1964


First)

If I use 'ToolBar.AddTool (self, toolId, label, bitmap, shortHelp=””, 
kind=ITEM_NORMAL)’ 

It runs well


But if I use ‘ToolBar.AddTool (self, toolId, label, bitmap, bmpDisabled, 
kind=ITEM_NORMAL, shortHelpString=””, longHelpString=””, clientData=None)’ 
 like in doc

I have a traceback :

TypeError: ToolBar.AddTool(): arguments did not match any overloaded call:

  overload 1: 'kind' is not a valid keyword argument

  overload 2: 'shortHelpString' is not a valid keyword argument

  overload 3: 'kind' is not a valid keyword argument

 

 

Second)

If I use wx.html.H .SetPage() and wx.wxpTag

With Arg

'''<p>

<wxp module="wx" class="StaticText">

  <param name="label" value="  ">

  <param name="id"    value="%d">

  <param name="size"  value="(352, 20)">

</wxp>’’’

It runs well


But with 

'''<p>

<wxp module="wx" class="StaticText">

  <param name="label" value="  ">

  <param name="id"    value="%d">

  <param name="size"  value="(352, 20)">

  <param name="style" value="wx.ALIGN_CENTER | wx.CLIP_CHILDREN | 
wx.ST_NO_AUTORESIZE">

</wxp>’’’Traceback is :

TypeError: StaticText(): arguments did not match any overloaded call:

  overload 1: too many arguments

  overload 2: argument 'style' has unexpected type 'str'


 

Third)

Methods have ‘im_func’ attribute in wxPython (classic), so

Do you know why methods in Phoenix (for py 3)  have no ‘__func__’ 
attribute ?


Regards

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